Strategies to implement selective loading of plugins
I’m trying to figure out some kind of mechanism to load plugins on demand, depending on the page url, to improve performance.
I’m trying to figure out some kind of mechanism to load plugins on demand, depending on the page url, to improve performance.
WP has a nice javascript loader included in wp-admin:
http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.0.4/wp-admin/load-scripts.php
I have read the discussion on the performance of different permalinks on the wp hackers mailinglist, THIS forum and around Google.
I’m trying to display a list of 5 authors randomly. Here are some solutions I had found:
I am wondering if querying posts like this:
I am going to start a big corporate website for his car shop which is supposed be more secured. Is WordPress okay to start a secured and reliable website?
I have been tracking the slow queries log of the WP based site (with the default value of the a long_query_time set to 10), and I have noticed that the following query is often getting logged –
I have a multisite wordpress with multiple localized sites (es_ES, de_DE, it_IT).
I want improve page speed by caching wordpress translation file.
I have developed a CRM plugin for a client integrated with WordPress user management and I stored additional information for each user under the wp_usermeta table.
I’m trying to tune a wordpress website which suffers slow loading times, and I found out that the home page seems to take a lot more time to load. It’s not due to content because I’m just considering the time it takes for the base request to end (viewable via firebug in firefox).